Very quiet nice place close to town square and some great restaurants! Lydia was a most gracious…read morehost and breakfast was always wonderful!

All in all we loved this Bed and Breakfast. Part of the building is an art gallery and there are…read morepictures and sculptures everywhere. It has a long history and is very "New Mexico" with a lot of character and class. This is an older building and it is starting to get a little worn in places. However, it is filled with vintage furniture; the room was large and the breakfast is really nice. Homemade muffins and coffee, then a couple of different items each day along with fruit. The staff is very welcoming and you do feel like like something other than a motel guest. There is a space to sit out back. Despite its need for some minor updates this is a great place to stay

What an extraordinary gem hidden in southern New Mexico. I honestly had no idea what to expect from…read morethe Pelham House; I had obliged to be the DD for several of my parents' friends for their Christmas dinner; a quaint little adobe home from the outside, this "bed and breakfast" location is absolutely stunning and gorgeous (especially by NM standards). There is the magazine, "Ventanas," which typically highlights several beautiful homes around the southwest (reminds me of the national equivalent, "Frontgate," on a much lesser scale). Decorated for the Christmas season, the Pelham House would have every right to be featured in Ventanas with its cozy and impressive interior decorating (I'll upload some pictures later). Every little ornate detail in the house was executed to near perfection. I wanted to take home all of the glassware/stemware! The decorating in the house is among the best I've ever seen anywhere. In addition to this, the rooms throughout the house are definitely worth the visit. There is a large atrium in the very center of the home, capable of seating many patrons. I saw two different bedrooms, each with their own southwestern flair. There is also a game room and, of course, a cozy den! Since we came for just dinner, our stay lasted approximately 3 hours. TIP: Bring your own booze. They do not have a liquor license, but they are apparently allowed to serve a "Welcome drink." While I had some particularly delicious iced tea all night, our friends were greeted with a nice holiday cocktail-- I was told that last time they were served some tasty bellinis. Carol and Robert were exceedingly hospitable-- Carol acted as our waitress for the night and we were always attended to and had everything we needed. In addition, CC is a very talented chef. We were also welcomed with an hors' d'oeuvre consisting of a delectable baked wheel of Brie, accompanied by sliced mushrooms, whole jalapenos, slices of bread, and a clove of garlic. I could not get enough of this! I may or may not have spoiled some of my dinner with eating such copious amounts of this delicious starter... We started our 4-course dinner with a must-have soup: southwestern corn chowder. A perfect level of spicy kick balanced with the sweet corn made for a true winner. We followed this wish a refreshing salad served on a frozen plate (I love little details like this). The salad was dressed in a champagne raspberry vinaigrette with a dash of honey. Also a winner! The main course consisted of sliced pieces of tender pork, red-skin mashed potatoes, and cubed roasted butternut squash. Overall, a good dish. Dessert was a Mexican chocolate cake complete with a heavy amount of homemade candy-cane ice cream. For everything, the total came to ~$53 per person. I found this to be very reasonable as the food was far above average and the ambiance of the home is perfect. Why 4 stars and not 5? Well, the friend of ours that coordinated the whole dinner had specifically requested two of the dishes had to have chicken as the entree (they cannot eat pork/red meat). All of the dishes came out, and there was no chicken to be found. Our friend had told us that she specifically mentioned this on the phone more than once. TIP: Get it in writing via email. Bottom line? Downright gorgeous venue, fantastic homemade food, and a delightful ambiance that will encourage you to want to come back for more.

If you enjoy historic sites with marvelous ambience and great food, this is the place for you. The…read moreold adobe building was constructed in the mid 1800s. Over the years several wealthy owners put considerable money in its expansion and architecture and used it as their personal residence. Thus the place is very charming.

Stayed here Labor Day weekend 2022, during the 50th Chile festival in Hatch, NM. Was a fantastic…read moreexperience all around...the parade rode right past the house too. We booked our (2) rooms, 10 months in advance. They have 4 rooms available total. This includes access to most of house, it's a very large ranch house, set in a 380 tree pecan orchard...Just beautiful Joan & Glenn make breakfast each day, Glenn is a busy man, volunteering on festival committee & keeping up with all his chores around the house. He has time to share a story or 2 & he's not only entertaining, but a wealth of knowledge regarding the gem & mineral industry. The other 2 rooms, were occupied by a couple from Nebraska, Brian/Sandy (stay strong) & a couple from Arizona, Jack/Kelly. Hopefully see you all next year There are no kids running around here, only adults. You can make the 10 minute walk to town if you'd like or drive. Was certainly nice being able to go enjoy the festival activities & head back & relax. Without driving 20-30 minutes to a hotel or motel. Will definitely be back... Thank you for sharing your home & stay safe!!

From the owner: Archer Villa is an oasis in the desert located in the Chile capital of the world. Our home is…read morenestled in a pecan orchard in the Village of Hatch, NM. **Locally, we have ghost towns, hot springs in Truth or Consequences, NM, Spaceport of America, Elephant Butte Reservoir, Gila Cliff Dwellings, Ft. Thorn Ruins, Old Mesilla in Las Cruces, NM, Las Palomas Mexico (need passport), Bosque Wildlife Refuge, White Sands, wineries, The Very Large Array (a radio astronomy observatory as seen in the movie Contact, with Jodie Foster), There is also a new movie coming out called "Rose" with James Brolin and Cybill Shephard that was made in Truth or Consequences, NM!

Such a unique, charming B&B. The owner of the property Debbie was accommodating, friendly, funny…read moreand loved to share stories. I stayed in the Geronimo room which had its own on suite bathroom. I hadn't slept that well in a long time. I think it was the quiet? Debbie brought a tray of fresh fruit, coffee, and oj to the room in the morning. Downstairs, she cooked an amazing breakfast with fresh eggs from her chickens, bacon, sausage, potatoes, toast/ English muffin and danish. I didn't need to eat the rest of the day. I absolutely loved the property's 2 dogs, 3 cats, and pickle the parrot. It was nice to share stories with fellow travelers. I give the stay a 5 for the hospitality, charm, breakfast, and animals. If you are looking for modern/polished/sterile accommodations this is not the place for you. I wish I had planned a longer stay.

This was an out of the blue find online at the end of a long road trip, n I wish I could have…read morestayed more than 1 day! The whole family owned estate was right in line with my style with the cool black velvet and western paintings n 70's decor n architectural scene! Debbie the owner/hotess/cook was a delight n made a breakfadt that makes you want to slap a Waffle House! Indoor pool and pool table, great room n great dogs too. Thanx y'all, highly recommended!

Well, we just swerved into this place more or less by accident, but what a find! Imagine an…read moreartist's retreat, tastefully decorated with wonderful antiques and paintings from local artists. Swarms of hummingbirds so tame that they'll sit on your finger while sipping nectar from the three feeders on the front deck kept us entranced! Linda prepared a breakfast that was out of this world. As mentioned in the previous reviews, just go--you will not be disappointed.

Wonderful experience. Linda is great, thank you for allowing us into your home. Location is great,…read morerooms are comfortable and homey. Coffee on the porch watching the hummingbirds argue was the best part of the trip. Only drawback is the street that is the driveway. It's a city street so Linda can't improve it. It is very steep with loose gravel. Our front wheel drive car just couldn't get up the hill. Not that big a deal, parking on Burro Street is paved and close. Just a short walk to the main strip, but we never heard any noise. We will definitely be back.

My husband had a medical appointment in Tucson and we made a reservation through Expedia to this…read moreLodge. It was close to the hospital and a wonderful look. 72 hours prior to our reservation I was diagnosed with COVID and put on medication. We called both Expedia and the hotel to cancel - we were told there was no cancellation option and would be charged the full amount. I explained I had COVID and a doctor's letter and medication proof. Both blamed the other and neither would listen to us. I offered that we would still be going to Tucson for a rescheduled appointment with the surgeons if we could have a credit or discount. Both were denied - and both blamed the other. We were also told by both that I would be called back after explaining my situation. Neither called back!!! No one cared that I was sick with COVID and had proof - nor that we were going - and would go back again and again for my disabled veteran husband's medical care. NO ONE WITH EITHER GROUP CARES! they both stated they received their payment - and that was the end. I will not be using Expedia or A Lodge on the Desert ever - unwilling to use businesses that are so crass and uncaring - not alone going beyond the usual limits where cancellations are usually allowed within that length of time!!! so so so disappointed. NO STARS FOR EITHER- if only zero stars were an option!!!

If you like a quirky facility and large, aggressive German shepherds, this is definitely the place…read morefor you. Seriously, this lodge, located several miles west of Las Cruces, is the creation of a very creative woman who has obviously added and added to whatever was the original building. If it was located in some parts of Europe it would probably be dubbed a "folly," as it is very hard to figure out the rhyme or reason for some of the add ons. There are several guest rooms, all reasonably priced, and all with equipped kitchens. Each room and the common areas are stuffed with "stuff" - from where I sit on my bed I see two antique oil lamps, many baskets, several carvings of swordfish (?), a native basket and some pottery, several prints of western art, a TV fastened to the wall and sticking into the area you walk past to get to the kitchen two desks, a large dresser, a basket of dusty artificial flowers, a table and two chairs, a creaky ceiling fan, a couple of table lamps, a large sofa bed, and some other stuff. None of it is coordinated or matches. Once you get used to it, it's kind of messy/comfortable. The bed is very reactive - if one person sneezes, the other bounces off the mattress. (As a previous reviewer mentioned, the owner had forgotten we were coming but fortunately our room was not locked so we made ourselves at home.) There are lots of patios, covered and uncovered, all with well aged tables and chairs. On the outdoor patio nearest our room is an old wooden cabinet stocked with dust encrusted wine glasses, reminding one of Miss Haversham's abode. There is a huge library of the owner's books ranging from fiction to serious chemistry texts. Beside the house is a large event patio, with a kitchen, a faded shuffleboard court, what looks like it might be a dance floor, and several tables sitting around the edges looking lonesome. Which is probably why the sign at the door says"lodging and parties." Really, it has to be experienced to be believed. One couple we met comes here every spring from Michigan and stays for a month - and when you sit out on the deck at night watching the lights come on in the city, or in the morning watching the sun shine on the Organ Mountains, you can actually understand. Accommodation is very inexpensive for the area. And, to be fair, the German Shepherds are loud and aggressive but always located behind fences or doors. It's just that the notes from the owner warning you that they will bite are more than a little disconcerting. PS no credit cards, but personal checks are accepted with no questions or ID required.